EP0203472A1 - Method for obtaining a backup function for a digital distance relay and relay to carry out the method - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for obtaining a backup function for a digital distance relay according to the precharacterising part of claim 1 and a digital distance relay for carrying out the method.
- a distance protection device or distance relay is used as protection in the case of short-circuits and ground faults for overhead transmission lines and cables in power supply systems.
- Such protection devices are normally formed with static semiconductor components and made with digital technique in start relays, measuring circuits, phase selection circuits, timing circuits and tripping circuits, which involves very short operating times.
- the distance relay is connected to transformers for measuring the currents and voltages of the line.
- the line impedance can be determined in the desired direction from the measuring point of the measuring transformers of the distance relay.
- These impedance values are then compared with the region of operation, set in the distance relay, in the impedance plane. The outer limit of the region of operation indicates
- the line impedance lies within :he region of operation, a fault is present on the line and the distance relay is to deliver a tripping pulse to the circuit-breakers.
- the region of operation is often made in the form of a quadrangle in the impedance plane (R-X-plane), and the range of the region in the resistive and the reactive direction can normally be set individually.
- the region of operation of the distance relay can also be extended in settable, time-dependent steps, whereby a backup protective function based on time selectivity is obtained.
- a distance relay can comprise several protective or measuring zones. Broadly this functions in such a way that, for example, the distance relay operates instantaneously for faults within a line section emanating from the measuring point.
- the distance relay operates after a certain, set time.
- a third measuring zone comprising measuring zone number two and a further additional line section, operation is obtained in the event of a fault after an additional time delay, and so on.
- the distance relays normally also have a direction sensing function.
- a line which is fed from a plurality of stations can therefore be protected both against faults located ahead and against faults located behind the measuring point (for example a station) in relation to a defined measuring direction. Therefore, distance relays located at respective ends of the line section also need to communicate with each other.
- distance relays are nowadays often constructed from static components and with digital technique controlled by a microprocessor. Even if both such components and such microprocessors have a high reliability, faults or missing operations cannot, of course, be entirely avoided. Since a missing operation in the event of a line fault may have significant consequences, various ways of obtaining redundancy have been attempted.
- Redundancy is often obtained by the provision of parallel- operating protective relays having largely the same functions, possibly with different measuring principles, etc. Sometimes, parallel protective relays from different suppliers or relays having operating times of different duration are selected.
- Another way of providing protection against a missing function in a distance relay is to carry out test sequences of the tripping function. This can be done by means of external test equipment or by a self monitoring or self testing built into the distance relay.
- Testing of the functions of the distance relay can be performed at specified time intervals or according to other criteria, for example when the load conditions indicate stable conditions.
- test times can be held short and although different more or less intelligent methods have been developed for determining these test times, the fact remains that a line fault occuring during a test time cannot be discovered. This entails an undesired uncertainty as regards the total function of the distance relay, which may be felt to be inconvenient.
- the invention aims at the development of a method for obtaining a backup function for a digital distance relay of the above-mentioned kind that ensures discovery of line faults also during time intervals, in which the signal processing of the distance relay is tested.
- the invention also aims at developing a digital distance relay for carrying out the method.
- a digital distance relay for carrying out the method according to the invention is characterized by.the features of 8.
- the components to carry out the method according to the invention may preferably be included as an integral part in the distance relay.
- the invention thus provides a reliable method for obtaining a backup function for digital distance relays in the case of faults in the digital signal processing and/or in the case of faults discovered during automatic testing.
- the method according to the invention discloses a new concept for redundancy for the above-mentioned type of protection devices.
- Protective relays in general and distance relays in particular are positioned, with their respective measuring units for quantities to be monitored, on-line in
- the new concept according to the invention means that instead of being directly on-line for tripping or blocking, the distance relay continuously tests the digital signal processing via a central control unit.
- measurement signals from the various measuring zones of a protective relay shall be passed to and be available in the central control unit via a normal databus.
- the central control unit, starting elements and/or measuring elements shall be provided with additional fixed signals which are activated when a critical change, detected by the normal measuring units, has taken place in the power supply system.
- the central control unit which - as mentioned above - continuously tests the signal processing, is switched over from testing to the conventional measuring process for selective treatment of a fault condition in the power supply system when any of these fixed signals indicates a critical change in the network.
- the measurement signals are available directly.
- the invention incorporates the activation of an alarm function, whereby measures for removing the fault can be initiated.
- the additional fixed signals which are activated when a critical change has occurred in the power supply system, tripping and blocking functions can be obtained also in the case of faults in the digital signal processing, because these signals - directly or via time-lag circuits - activate the protective function.
- the central control unit also takes care of the testing of the measuring elements of the three measuring zones at regularly recurring time intervals via the databus.
- testing of measuring elements the measuring elements of one zone at a time are tested, whereby this zone is blocked.
- this measuring element remains blocked and an alarm signal is actuated, whereby measures for fault removal can be initiated.
- the central control unit - as mentioned above - will be switched over from testing to the conventional measuring process for selective treatment of the fault condition - but with one important change. If one of the zones is blocked, another zone is given the same function as the blocked one. In this way, a redundancy is obtained even if one of the zones is not available.
- the new principle of redundancy according to the invention permits greater availability in connection with testing and in the case of faults discovered than can be obtained with conventional redundancy methods.
- Figure 2 shows in impedance plane a typical region of operation for three zones of a transmission line, according to prior art technique. If current and voltage measurement indicate that the line impedance lies within any of zone 1, 2 or 3 - for example, that the impedance Z1, Z2 or Z3 according to Figure 2 can be identified - according to known technique time-selective information about this is obtained, which after associated digital signal processing in the central control unit leads to tripping of a circuit breaker, etc.
- FIG. 1 the units 1, 2 and 3 have been symbolically marked Z1, Z2 and Z3, respectively.
- the intention with this is to indicate that output signals from units Z1, Z2 and Z3, respectively, constitute the signals which are obtained when the distance relay determines a fault in the respective zone 1, 2 or 3.
- the units will therefore be designated below as the measurement signal units.
- Output signals are sluiced via the databus 4 to the central control unit 5, designated CPU. If in the case of faultless signal processing in CPU, a critical fault on the network has been determined, tripping signals based on measured values via the databus will be
- the CPU 5 is designed to generate a pulse train, which is led from an output P to a monitoring unit 11, designated WU (watch dog unit), as long as a faultless state exists in the digital processing part of the distance relay. In this state, the output of WU 11 is reset to zero.
- WU watch dog unit
- CPU 5 is also designed to continuously test the digital signal processing circuits of the distance relay which are included in CPU 5. This testing continues as long as none of start signals S1, S2 or S3 is present, that is, as long as there is no input signal on the input SA of CPU 5.
- the pulse train to WU 11 terminates causing a signal to appear on the output of WU 11.
- a certain time lag determined by the time lag element 12 an alarm is triggered and the nature and location of the fault can be presented on a display (not shown).
- the output of WU 11 is also connected to one of the inputs of AND-element 10. This means that if, during the duration of a fault in the signal processing part of CPU 5, a critical change occurs in the power supply network, this will lead to tripping - TRIP - of all phases since all the inputs of AND-element 10 have input signals.
- the amplifier 13 makes it possible to drive somewhat more power-demanding tripping functions.
- a start signal to input SA of CPU implies that the information about the condition of the network, which arrives via the databus 4, now becomes available to the digital signal processing which, if the determined line impedance lies within any of the regions of operation, will result in tripping of the circuit- breaker(s) in question.
- distance relays located at respective ends of the line or the line section need to communicate with each other with respect to the measured line impedance and so on.
- Modern distance relays therefore include a so-called communication unit 15, labelled COMU in Figure 1.
- CPU 5 processes the information from COMU 15 together with the information from measurement signal units 1, 2, 3 so as to obtain correct tripping signals.
- a device for carrying out the method can be formed in many similar ways within the scope of the appended claims.
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- The invention relates to a method for obtaining a backup function for a digital distance relay according to the precharacterising part of
claim 1 and a digital distance relay for carrying out the method. - A distance protection device or distance relay is used as protection in the case of short-circuits and ground faults for overhead transmission lines and cables in power supply systems. Nowadays, such protection devices are normally formed with static semiconductor components and made with digital technique in start relays, measuring circuits, phase selection circuits, timing circuits and tripping circuits, which involves very short operating times.
- By way of introduction the principle of operation of a modern distance relay will first be described. The distance relay is connected to transformers for measuring the currents and voltages of the line. On the basis of the amplitudes and phase positions of these quantities, the line impedance can be determined in the desired direction from the measuring point of the measuring transformers of the distance relay. These impedance values are then compared with the region of operation, set in the distance relay, in the impedance plane. The outer limit of the region of operation indicates
- the smallest impedance value the line is allowed to have luring normal operation. When the line impedance lies within :he region of operation, a fault is present on the line and the distance relay is to deliver a tripping pulse to the circuit-breakers.
- The region of operation is often made in the form of a quadrangle in the impedance plane (R-X-plane), and the range of the region in the resistive and the reactive direction can normally be set individually.
- The region of operation of the distance relay can also be extended in settable, time-dependent steps, whereby a backup protective function based on time selectivity is obtained. In this way, a distance relay can comprise several protective or measuring zones. Broadly this functions in such a way that, for example, the distance relay operates instantaneously for faults within a line section emanating from the measuring point. Within a second measuring zone, which comprises the line section of the first zone plus an additional line section, the distance relay operates after a certain, set time. Within a third measuring zone, comprising measuring zone number two and a further additional line section, operation is obtained in the event of a fault after an additional time delay, and so on.
- The distance relays normally also have a direction sensing function. A line which is fed from a plurality of stations can therefore be protected both against faults located ahead and against faults located behind the measuring point (for example a station) in relation to a defined measuring direction. Therefore, distance relays located at respective ends of the line section also need to communicate with each other.
- As mentioned above, distance relays are nowadays often constructed from static components and with digital technique controlled by a microprocessor. Even if both such components and such microprocessors have a high reliability, faults or missing operations cannot, of course, be entirely avoided. Since a missing operation in the event of a line fault may have significant consequences, various ways of obtaining redundancy have been attempted.
- Redundancy is often obtained by the provision of parallel- operating protective relays having largely the same functions, possibly with different measuring principles, etc. Sometimes, parallel protective relays from different suppliers or relays having operating times of different duration are selected.
- Another way of providing protection against a missing function in a distance relay is to carry out test sequences of the tripping function. This can be done by means of external test equipment or by a self monitoring or self testing built into the distance relay.
- Testing of the functions of the distance relay can be performed at specified time intervals or according to other criteria, for example when the load conditions indicate stable conditions.
- Although the .test times can be held short and although different more or less intelligent methods have been developed for determining these test times, the fact remains that a line fault occuring during a test time cannot be discovered. This entails an undesired uncertainty as regards the total function of the distance relay, which may be felt to be inconvenient.
- The invention aims at the development of a method for obtaining a backup function for a digital distance relay of the above-mentioned kind that ensures discovery of line faults also during time intervals, in which the signal processing of the distance relay is tested. The invention also aims at developing a digital distance relay for carrying out the method.
- To achieve this aim the invention suggests a method according to the introductory part of
claim 1, which is characterized by the features of the characterizing part ofclaim 1. - Further developments of the method according to the invention are characterized by the features of the
subclaims 2 to 7. - A digital distance relay for carrying out the method according to the invention is characterized by.the features of 8.
- Further developments of the distance relay are characterized by the features of the subclaims 9 - 14.
- The components to carry out the method according to the invention may preferably be included as an integral part in the distance relay.
- The invention thus provides a reliable method for obtaining a backup function for digital distance relays in the case of faults in the digital signal processing and/or in the case of faults discovered during automatic testing.
- The method according to the invention discloses a new concept for redundancy for the above-mentioned type of protection devices. Protective relays in general and distance relays in particular are positioned, with their respective measuring units for quantities to be monitored, on-line in
- order to be able to exert an influence more or less directly on tripping or blocking functions in the event that the fault level is exceeded. As mentioned above, however, this direct tripping or blocking possibility does not exist during testing of the various parts of the protection device.
- The new concept according to the invention means that instead of being directly on-line for tripping or blocking, the distance relay continuously tests the digital signal processing via a central control unit.
- According to known technique, measurement signals from the various measuring zones of a protective relay shall be passed to and be available in the central control unit via a normal databus. In addition to these normal measurement signals, the central control unit, starting elements and/or measuring elements shall be provided with additional fixed signals which are activated when a critical change, detected by the normal measuring units, has taken place in the power supply system.
- The central control unit, which - as mentioned above - continuously tests the signal processing, is switched over from testing to the conventional measuring process for selective treatment of a fault condition in the power supply system when any of these fixed signals indicates a critical change in the network. As mentioned above, the measurement signals are available directly.
- When a fault has been detected on the network, the circuit-breakers have been triggered, the fault has been eliminated and the network has again become stable, the distance relay resumes continuous testing of the digital signal processing by the central control unit.
- If, during the testing, a fault is discovered within the distance relay, the invention incorporates the activation of an alarm function, whereby measures for removing the fault can be initiated. With the aid of the additional fixed signals, which are activated when a critical change has occurred in the power supply system, tripping and blocking functions can be obtained also in the case of faults in the digital signal processing, because these signals - directly or via time-lag circuits - activate the protective function.
- According to the invention, the central control unit also takes care of the testing of the measuring elements of the three measuring zones at regularly recurring time intervals via the databus. During testing of measuring elements, the measuring elements of one zone at a time are tested, whereby this zone is blocked. When a fault is detected in any measuring element during the test time, this measuring element remains blocked and an alarm signal is actuated, whereby measures for fault removal can be initiated. If, during such blocking, a fault is detected on the network, the central control unit - as mentioned above - will be switched over from testing to the conventional measuring process for selective treatment of the fault condition - but with one important change. If one of the zones is blocked, another zone is given the same function as the blocked one. In this way, a redundancy is obtained even if one of the zones is not available.
- The new principle of redundancy according to the invention permits greater availability in connection with testing and in the case of faults discovered than can be obtained with conventional redundancy methods.
- The possibility of building the redundancy into and integrating it with the distance relay, in the manner described above, results in simpler manufacture and installation and a
- simpler redundancy system in comparison witn conventional redundancy methods; also, the total cost for obtaining satisfactory redundancy is lower.
- The invention will now be described in greater detail with reference to the accompanying drawings showing - by way of example - in
- Figure 1 a device for carrying out the method according to the invention,
- Figure 2 the regions of operation of a distance relay in an R-X plane with three measuring zones.
- Figure 2 shows in impedance plane a typical region of operation for three zones of a transmission line, according to prior art technique. If current and voltage measurement indicate that the line impedance lies within any of
zone - In Figure 1 the
units respective zone databus 4 to thecentral control unit 5, designated CPU. If in the case of faultless signal processing in CPU, a critical fault on the network has been determined, tripping signals based on measured values via the databus will be - sent to the circuit-breakers for the faulcy phases in question via the CPU output RST.
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measurement signal units - - when a phase current exceeds a certain value,
- - when the zero sequence current exceeds a certain value, or
- - when the impedance of the line to be protected lies within
zone - These fixed signals F1, F2 and F3 are passed via time-
lag elements element 9. When any of signal F1, F2 or F3 has been activated, a signal is thus obtained on the output of the OR-element 9, which signal is passed to one of the inputs of an AND-element 10. To this AND-element 10 there is also supplied a signal BLOCK if the system is not blocked. - From each of the
measurement signal units CPU 5. - The
CPU 5 is designed to generate a pulse train, which is led from an output P to amonitoring unit 11, designated WU (watch dog unit), as long as a faultless state exists in the digital processing part of the distance relay. In this state, the output ofWU 11 is reset to zero. -
CPU 5 is also designed to continuously test the digital signal processing circuits of the distance relay which are included inCPU 5. This testing continues as long as none of start signals S1, S2 or S3 is present, that is, as long as there is no input signal on the input SA ofCPU 5. - If the testing shows a fault existing in the digital signal processing part of
CPU 5, the pulse train toWU 11 terminates causing a signal to appear on the output ofWU 11. After a certain time lag determined by the time lag element 12, an alarm is triggered and the nature and location of the fault can be presented on a display (not shown). - The output of
WU 11 is also connected to one of the inputs of AND-element 10. This means that if, during the duration of a fault in the signal processing part ofCPU 5, a critical change occurs in the power supply network, this will lead to tripping - TRIP - of all phases since all the inputs of AND-element 10 have input signals. Theamplifier 13 makes it possible to drive somewhat more power-demanding tripping functions. - If, during the faultless state in the digital signal processing part, a critical fault on the power supply system occurs, a signal is obtained on the input SA of
CPU 5. The pulse train toWU 11 will continue, and the AND-element 10 remains blocked. Under these conditions, a start signal to input SA of CPU implies that the information about the condition of the network, which arrives via thedatabus 4, now becomes available to the digital signal processing which, if the determined line impedance lies within any of the regions of operation, will result in tripping of the circuit- breaker(s) in question. - As mentioned in the introductory part of this description, also the
measurement signal units CPU 5 will trigger an alarm function via an output A and an OR-element 14. - As indicated with respect to the prior art, distance relays located at respective ends of the line or the line section need to communicate with each other with respect to the measured line impedance and so on. Modern distance relays therefore include a so-called
communication unit 15, labelled COMU in Figure 1.CPU 5 processes the information fromCOMU 15 together with the information frommeasurement signal units - According to the invention, a device for carrying out the method can be formed in many similar ways within the scope of the appended claims.
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